The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-03-17
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NAhusAAAOn MAtJ9rBs
The Democratic caucus met last night
In Pioneer Hall In the new Warwick
Block. The meeting was called to order
6y the central committeeman, Godfrey
MausZ. Mayor Fran'Z was appointed
chairman and Michael Bar secretary.
The following ticket was presented to
be voted for at the Democratic primary
election, which will be held Saturday,
March 10Th; polls open from 2 to Z p. m.
CITY TICKET.
eOlicitor-0ttO <. Young.
Treasurer. Paul KirchOffer.
Marshal-Frederick Paul, Andrew
wilhelm, Thomas B. Myers, Jr., Joseph
Minich.
Street Commissioner Llmbach,
Felix AndFies. =
COuncil-First ward, John @. schauf.
ele; Second ward, Jacob H. Schlagle:
Third ward, Josiah Clutz, Joseph Schnei.
der; Fourth ward, AndI ew BOerner.
AssessOrs--First ward, Frank Il. Min
ich; Second ward, Samuel Goudy; Third
ward, Henry Wetter; Fourth ward, Geo
Bullock, Joseph Ertle, Jr.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
Trustee-LOuls Zeller.
Treasurer
Clerk-Michael Bar.
Constables-Frank Shepley, George
Bullock. r.
Assessor-Massillo precinct, Michael
Iriner, Jr.; RichVille precinct, Austin B.
Camp.
Justice of the peace-JOsIah Frsntz.
Candidates will have until Wednesday
evening to have their names on the
ticket.
GRADUATING CLASS ENTERTAINMENT.
The High School graduating class
gave free entertainment In the High
School hall last evening. Following
was the program rendered, interspersed
with music.
CompOsitiOn-The Poetry of Life,
Edith NJ. Alden.
COmpOsitiOn-The Story of Phethon,
Ethel r. EVerhard.
RecitatiOn-The Station Agents Story,
Nellie A. King.
COmpOsition-The Woods, Name Hu.
Der.
DeclamatiOn-Our Flag, Charles e.
Crone.
COmpOsition-The Achievements of
the Smith Family, Myrtle f. Lieghley.
Recitation-The Amesr's Message,
Nary H. Kicks.
DiscussiOn-Resolved That Capital
Punishment should be Abolished.
Affirmative, Theodore M. Focke; Mega
tive, Charles Fl. else.
Sslectton-The First Wedding, Lillian
L. Bowman.
COmpOsitiOn-The Princess, Jessie Nc.
Isaac.
RecitatiOn-Ths Lost Heir, LYDIA Bay
liss.
COmpositiOn-ROyal Women, Bertha
Seaman.
Recitation-The Relief Of Lucknow,
Carrie e. Millard.
OTHER MATTERS.
The Committee on Light has ordered
three more electric street lamps. 0Ae
each Will be placed on North Erie, Pros.
pect and Duncan streets.
AmbroOe r. B0eFnor, son Uf Andrew,
has been employed by A. B0erner 8 Co.,
to take the position Of bOOkkeeDer va.
Gated by the death Of Bernard Shepley.
A daring robbery was committed last
night at Beach City. The house Of Mr..
d. Brown was entered and 500 in cash
taken. Mr.. Brown keeps general mer-
chandise store and has no safe. He took
the money with him to his house. No
clue.
The funeral of the late Bernard Shep-
ley took place from the st. Joseph Cath
Ollie church Friday at 8 a. m. and was
the largest held In the city for some
time. The remains were placed in
vault. Mr.. Shepley was the Organlst Of
the st. Joseph Catholic church for nine
teen years.
Falyette, the English gray hound i'm.
ported by Prof. Morris, has the best
record Of any dog on earth, having aC-
complished the wonderful feat Of leap
ing 32 feet, rising IS feet 21f inches In
the air at the same time. Prof. Nor, is
will give ten Thousand dollars to any
One producing his equal. Grand street |
parade of Prof. Morris with his trained
dogs and pO les Monday noon.